Wrote memorandum supporting Plessy v. Ferguson. In Plessy the Court endorsed state supported segregation and established that Jim Crow “separate but equal” principle was constitutional. Chief Justice Rehnquist served as a clerk to Justice Robert Jackson. The memo “A Random Thought on the Segregation Cases” advised Justice Jackson to affirm Plessy in future segregation cases, including Brown v. Board of Education. The memo stated “I realize that it is an unpopular and unhumanitarian position, for which I have been excoriated by my ‘liberal’ colleagues, but I think Plessy v. Ferguson was right and should be reaffirmed.” Plessy was later overturned in Brown v. Board of Education. While under oath during his confirmation hearings, Justice Rehnquist denied that the memo reflected his beliefs at the time. One writer wrote that for Justice Rehnquist “it depends on what the definition of ‘I’ is.” Justice Rehnquist went so far as to attribute his statements to former Supreme Court Justice Jackson. Justice Jackson was deceased at the time and therefore unable to defend himself against these attacks. Elsie Douglas, Justice Jackson’s former secretary, defended her boss sharply and criticized Justice Rehnquist for smearing the name and reputation of Justice Jackson. Justice Rehnquist has been accused of perjury by several scholars for stating to Congress that the memo did not represent his beliefs.

Justice Rehnquist wrote a proposed constitutional amendment designed to limit the enforcement of Brown v. Board of education Justice Rehnquist, then President Nixon’s Assistant Attorney General, wrote the memos in March 1970. According to Justice Rehnquist, the amendment was designed to permit northern schools to preserve de facto segregation through “neighborhood schools.” Justice Rehnquist believed the amendment would allow gerrymandering of schools districts even if the neighborhood plan was “adopted by the local school board at least partly because they would make some schools largely white, and others largely black.”

Wrote memorandum endorsing Texas’ “Whites Only” Primaries Terry v. Adams was case about the rights of blacks to vote in a “private” Texas primary. Justice Rehnquist while clerking for Justice Jackson wrote in a memo “I take a dim view of this pathological search for discrimination. . . and as a result I now have a mental block against the case.” In a second memo he wrote: “The Constitution does not prevent the majority from banding together, nor does it attaint success in the effort. It is about time the Court faced the fact that the white people of the south don’t like the colored people: the constitution restrains them from effecting thru (sic) state action but it most assuredly did not appoint the Court as a sociological watchdog to rear up every time private discrimination raises its admittedly ugly head.”

Fought passage of ordinance permitting blacks to enter stores and restaurants. In 1964, Justice Rehnquist appeared before the Phoenix City Council voicing opposition to the city’s proposed public accommodations ordinance. Additionally, he wrote a letter criticizing the council’s decision to the Arizona Republic after the ordinance was passed.

"Harassed" minority voters in Arizona. Several witnesses have stated under oath that Justice Rehnquist harassed minority voters during the early 1960's. Justice Rehnquist denies he harassed minority voters. James Brosnahan, a former assistant U.S. attorney in Phoenix from 1961 to 1963, said in a statement delivered to Congress that on election day in 1962, he and several assistant U.S. attorneys were assigned the task of receiving complaints alleging illegal interference with the voting process. The group received several complaints from precincts in South Phoenix. The precincts were predominately black and Hispanic. The complaints involved Justice Rehnquist. Broshnahan visited one of the precincts. When he arrived he saw Justice Rehnquist. There were reports that poll watchers had to physically push Rehnquist out of polling places to stop him from interfering with the voting rights of the minority citizens.

Owned property containing restrictive covenants barring the sale of his property to nonwhites and Jews. Justice Rehnquist, a sophisticated lawyer, professed ignorance of the restrictive covenant.

Voted to grant Bob Jones University tax exempt status In 1970, the IRS ruled that Bob Jones could not enjoy tax exempt status because of its racially discriminatory policies. Bob Jones began admitting blacks on a limited basis. Blacks could enroll at the school but only if they were married to other blacks or promised not to date or marry outside the black race. Bob Jones University applied for tax exempt status and was denied. Bob Jones University sued to restore its tax exemption and won. The case then went before the U.S. Supreme Court. The Court in a 8-1 decision held that the university’s policy violated deeply accepted views of elementary justice and that it could not enjoy tax exempt status. The Supreme Court, Chief Justice Burger, held that nonprofit private schools that prescribe and enforce racially discriminatory admission standards on the basis of religious doctrine do not qualify as tax‑exempt organizations under the Internal Revenue Code, nor are contributions to such schools deductible as charitable contributions. The sole dissenter was, you guessed it, Justice William Rehnquist.

Palin has so agitated the jewish media that one can not help but like her a little bit.

Still in the end I need to look at myself in the mirror and that means not voting for some jew-con puppet like McAmnesty so I will probably vote Baldwin (Last election I voted Peroutka and the primary this year switched affiliation from Independent to Reppub to vote for the one and only Ron Paul!

The Anti-Defamation League, which has been deeply critical of Jews for Jesus…said it had no problem with Palin’s membership in a church that supported efforts to convert Jews.

The ADL’s national director, Abraham Foxman, told JTA that Protestant evangelizing to Jews was entirely different from Catholics praying for Jewish conversion, which the ADL has sharply criticized.

“They did not have the Inquisition. They did not go on a Crusade. They did not kill Jews for 2,000 years,” Foxman said. “They have a belief; they’re entitled to their belief.”

Besides, he said, there is no evidence that Palin shares Brickner’s views.

“If you could tell me that she approves of this guy, she invited him, I’m not aware of any of that,” Foxman said. “The fact that she belongs to a church that believes in it, I don’t have a problem.”

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Gov. Palin signed a resolution in June of 2008 recognizing Israel’s 60th anniversary and the unique relationship between Alaska and the Jewish State, especially the fact that Alaska Airlines played a critical role in the rescue of 40,000 Yemenite Jews in 1948 and 1949.

Palin has so agitated the jewish media that one can not help but like her a little bit.

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Yeah. CNN is dedicated to making Barama president, mostly by trashing Palin.

Palin didn't go to Harvard or Yale, she isn't a lawyer, and she has actually worked a real world job! I'm thinking that in America, as it has become, that is as close to a real person in the White House that it will get.

The more the jew media, the braindead liberals, and various White people trash Palin, the more I like her. Kinda makes me want to "cling to my guns and religion", as Barama characterized my neighbors and me.

arah Palin has established a great relationship with the Jewish community over recent years, and has attended several of our Jewish cultural gala events,” said Rabbi Yossel Greenberg, Chabad emissary in Alaska.

The Chabad-Lubavitch emissary in Alaska, Rabbi Yossi Greenberg, said that Alaka's Governor Sarah Palin has "established a great relationship with the Jewish community over recent years, and has attended several of our Jewish cultural gala events,” he told Lubavitch.com

Palin has shown solidarity with Israel by signing a State of Alaska Resolution recognizing Israel's 60th Anniversary and its relationship with Alaska. In the resolution, Governor Palin pointed to Alaska’s special connection to Israel dating back to Alaska Airlines’ participation in the rescue of 40,000 Yemenite Jews when it airlifted them from Yemen to Tel Aviv during 1948 and 1949.

Drafted by members of the Alaska Legislation and heavily supported by Speaker of the House, Representative John Harris, Governor Palin signed the resolution in the presence of Alaska’s Jewish community leaders this June.

According to Greenberg, Governor Palin had plans to visit Israel with members of the Jewish community, which did not happen yet because of scheduling conflicts.

On a personal level, Greenberg was “impressed by Governor Palin’s remarks of hope and faith when she gave birth to a child with special needs.” Her words, he observed, were completely aligned with Judaism’s traditional views on embracing the birth of child with special needs as a gift of G-d, no less than is the birth of any baby.

Yeah. CNN is dedicated to making Barama president, mostly by trashing Palin.

Palin didn't go to Harvard or Yale, she isn't a lawyer, and she has actually worked a real world job! I'm thinking that in America, as it has become, that is as close to a real person in the White House that it will get.

The more the jew media, the braindead liberals, and various White people trash Palin, the more I like her. Kinda makes me want to "cling to my guns and religion", as Barama characterized my neighbors and me.

Maybe Palin should start a neo-Moose Party.

Do not let the jews media brain f**k you. There is not one ounce of difference between Palin, Obongo, Biden, McCain or any other hi profile jew appeasers.

Do not let the jews media brain f**k you. There is not one ounce of difference between Palin, Obongo, Biden, McCain or any other hi profile jew appeasers.

The only difference is her not having attended the right schools, not being a lawyer, and her actually having worked in a real job, being touch with the real world. The media, I can sift my way tthrough. No problem.. It is radical, uncompromising, sometimes seemingly out of touch Stormfronters that are pushing me the most toward her.

I tore my last two ballots up at the polls. I didn't just refrain from voting. I went to the polls and visibly voted "none of the above". I am well over 6 decades old, completed a year of Electronics Engineering Tech, have 265+ semester hours with 4 majors at a major midwestern university, did the military, been other places I will not often discuss, and I have been reading and posting in here for 10 years. I will make my own decisions, thank you.

If I decide to vote for McPain simply because I like Palin, I will. If I decide to vote for Ralph Nader, I will! If I have a debilitating stroke and decide to vote for Obama, I will. I might just write Palin in for president.

The only difference is her not having attended the right schools, not being a lawyer, and her actually having worked in a real job, being touch with the real world. The media, I can sift my way tthrough. No problem.. It is radical, uncompromising, sometimes seemingly out of touch Stormfronters that are pushing me the most toward her.

I tore my last two ballots up at the polls. I didn't just refrain from voting. I went to the polls and visibly voted "none of the above". I am well over 6 decades old, completed a year of Electronics Engineering Tech, have 265+ semester hours with 4 majors at a major midwestern university, did the military, been other places I will not often discuss, and I have been reading and posting in here for 10 years. I will make my own decisions, thank you.

If I decide to vote for McPain simply because I like Palin, I will. If I decide to vote for Ralph Nader, I will! If I have a debilitating stroke and decide to vote for Obama, I will. I might just write Palin in for president.

Sir, you have my respect. I could probably write a short essay on why I like your post; but I can sum it up by saying that I am always a little discouraged by the drone-like mentality that some here seem to push upon others as a way of offsetting the anti-White indoctrination we are fed on a daily basis. The only thing that encourages me to look past the defective personalities is the fact that I know there are some here that can break away from all the media propaganda and PC BS and still be an independent thinker without having to be another form of sheep.

The US must ensure that Teheran does not obtain weapons of mass destruction and should not second guess an Israeli decision to carry out a strike against Iran's nuclear facilities, Alaska Governor Sarah Palin, John McCain's running mate in the US presidential race, said Thursday night in an interview with ABC News that focused almost exclusively on foreign policy issues.

"I believe that under the leadership of [President Mahmoud] Ahmadinejad, nuclear weapons in the hands of his government are extremely dangerous to everyone on this globe," Palin asserted. "We have got to make sure these weapons of mass destruction; that nuclear weapons are not given to the hands of Ahmadinejad, not that he would use them, but that he would allow terrorists to be able to use them. So we have got to put the pressure on Iran."

When asked how the US should respond in the event of an Israeli attack on Iran, Palin said, "Well, first, we are friends of Israel, and I don't think that we should second guess the measures that Israel has to take to defend themselves, and for their security."

The interviewer went on to repeat the question in various forms, but Palin reiterated that "I don't think we can second guess what Israel has to do to secure its nation."

The Alaska governor was then asked to divulge her opinion regarding the roots of Islamic terrorism, which had led, seven years earlier, to the attack on the World Trade Center in New York.

"You know, there is a very small percentage of Islamic believers who are extreme, and they are violent, and they do not believe in American ideals. And they attacked us. And now we are at a point, here, seven years later, on the anniversary, in this post- 9/11 world, where we are able to commit to never again," she replied.

"The only option for them is to become a suicide bomber, to get caught up in this evil, in this terror. They need to be provided the hope that all Americans have, instilled in us, because we're democratic and we are a free, we're a free-thinking society."

During the interview Palin also reiterated opinions voiced by McCain regarding the Russian invasion of Georgia, saying that Tbilisi, as well as the Ukraine, should be allowed to join NATO's ranks. Asked whether such a move could precipitate a military conflict between US and Russian forces should Russia invade Georgia once more, Palin replied, "Perhaps so. That is the agreement. When you are a NATO ally, if another country is attacked, you are going to be expected to be called upon and help."